Click here to read a story I wrote about musician Keith Meisner who has been invited to watch Andy Murray play at Wimbledon after penning a song about the Scottish tennis player. It was published in the Dundee Courier.
Thursday, 27 June 2013
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Musician David Officer plays gig for King Harald V of Norway
Click here to read a story I wrote about David Officer, who swapped the local Aberdeen scene to play a show for the Norwegian King. It was published in the Press & Journal.
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Teen who gave up rugby because his feet were too big, celebrates after finding a pair that finally fit
Click on the links below to read my story about Dean Roger, a schoolboy who was forced to give up rugby until he received a pair of rugby boots that finally fit him.
Labels:
Adidas,
Dean Rodger,
Elgin,
Elgin Academy,
James Lockyer,
Moray,
Moray Rugby Club,
Rugby,
Scottish,
Somerset,
US,
WalkTall.co.uk
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Blackburn family's anger of avalanche inquest taking place because son died in 'foreign' Scotland
Click here to read a story I wrote about an inquest into the death of an English student who died in an avalanche, which is going ahead against the wishes of his family. It's only going ahead because Scotland is considered a "foreign" place.
Saturday, 8 June 2013
Blundering road chiefs put two identical road signs just yards away from each other on the A90
Click here (Scottish Sun) or here (Scottish Sun online) to read a story I wrote about road engineers who placed identical warning signs next to each other on a busy commuter road.
Labels:
A90,
Aberdeen,
Bear Scotland,
Will Lyon
Armed police spend nearly five hours having a stand-off with an empty house
Click here to read my story about cops who were victims of a hoax call at an empty house in Aberdeen. It was published in the Daily Mail.
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Scottish health boards wary of bird flu arriving from China
Click here to read a story I wrote about NHS boards across Scotland being told to be ready for a bird flu pandemic to hit the country. It was published the Dundee Courier.
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Swimming pool forced to close three times in 12 days
Click here (STV version) or here (SWNS news wire) to read a story I wrote about a swimming pool which had to be shut three times in 12 days due to pooing toddlers.
Labels:
Angus Council,
Dundee,
Montrose Sports Centre,
Will Lyon
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Lorry crashes off A90 and lands just 2ft away from a Lomnay pensioner sewing and watching tv in her living room
Click on the links below to read my story about a lorry that skidded off a road and into a living room.
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Labels:
Aberdeenshire,
Alex Smith,
Carer,
Doris Smith,
Fraserburgh,
Joiner,
Lonmay,
Mark McDonald,
Peterhead,
Police Scotland,
Will Lyon
Plans proposed for Police Scotland to help staff shortage at Aberdeen's Royal Cornhill Hospital
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about plans to bring police to work in a hospital.
British Airways flight from Barcelona to Aberdeen is delayed by three hours because crew were having a nap
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about a British Airways flight which had to be delayed because the crew were sleeping.
Tributes paid to teenager Cameron Smithies after cliff plunge at Slains Castle
Click on the links below to read my tribute to Cameron Smithies who was killed after falling 80ft down a cliff.
Friday, 31 May 2013
Malcolm Webster 'tormented' mother of his murder victim
Click here to read a story I wrote about the mother of a murder victim who was "tormented" by Malcolm Webster until the day she died. It was published in the Daily Record.
Labels:
Aberdeenshire,
Betty Morris,
Claire Morris,
Gillingham,
Kent,
Malcolm Webster,
Peter Morris,
Will Lyon
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Scottish teenager says he will continue racing just weeks after crash which left him in a coma
Click here to read a story I wrote about Sean Greig of Aberdeen who has vowed to carry on racing despite nearly dying in a horrific bike crash which left him in a coma. It was published in the Daily Star.
Scottish man told to move to England if he wants a free drug to extend his life
Click here to read a story I wrote about Brian Bonar who has been told to move to England if he wants a free drug to extend his life. It was published in the Daily Record.
Labels:
Brian Bonar,
Cancer Drugs Fund,
Cetuximab,
England,
Scotland,
Scottish Government,
Will Lyon
Aberdeen food parcel hand-outs to the needy increases by 268%
Click here to read my story about a charity in Aberdeen which claims the number of food parcels they have given out in 2013 is up 268% on last year. It was published on STV.
Labels:
Aberdeen,
Chief Executive,
Europe,
Gas,
Granite City,
Instant Neighbour,
Oil,
Sophy Green,
UK,
Will Lyon
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Kelly Allan pays tribute to her tragic son Kyle
Click here to read my interview with the devastated mother of Kyle Allan, an eight-year-old boy who was knocked down and killed by a mobile crane. It was published on STV.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Elgin teenager Dean Roger fears he may have to give up rugby because he's too big for his boots
Click on the links to read a story I wrote about a teenager who fears he will have to give up rugby because his feet are too big for his boots.
Labels:
American Football,
Dean Roger,
Eileen Roger,
Elgin Academy,
North Carolina,
Rugby Boots,
US,
Will Lyon
Schoolgirl Lucy Traynor tells of Facebook abuse which forced her to quit school
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about a girl who had to quit school because of bullying from Facebook trolls.
Labels:
Aberdeen,
Facebook,
Lucy Traynor,
Scoliosis,
Will Lyon
Friday, 17 May 2013
95-year-old becomes one of the UK's oldest to pass an advanced driving test
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about Norman Lawrence who has become one of the UK's oldest motorists to pass an advanced driving test.
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Anti-Trump campaigner demands public inquiry into Aberdeenshire golf course
Click here to read my coverage of David Milne's appearance at the Public Petitions Committee in Edinburgh where he asked for public inquiry into the handling of Donald Trump's Aberdeenshire golf course. It was published on STV.
Saturday, 11 May 2013
Pitmedden Voice star reckons he may be more popular in Vietnam than Aberdeen
Click here (Press & Journal) or here (Daily Record) to read my story about Terry McDermott, runner-up from The Voice USA who reckons he could be more popular in Vietnam than Aberdeen until he kicks off Scots tour.
Labels:
ASDA,
China,
Christina Aguilera,
Driveblind,
Glasgow,
King Tuts,
Lemon Tree,
Liam,
Malyn,
Maroon 5,
New Orleans,
Pictures,
Pitmedden,
Scotland,
Terry McDermott,
The Bonfires,
The Voice,
Vietnam,
Walmart,
Will Lyon
Wolverines move to the Highlands after a sweltering stay...in Edinburgh
Click here (Daily Mail) or here (The Courier) to read a story I wrote about a pair of vicious wolverines which have moved to the Highlands after finding the weather too hot in Edinburgh.
Friday, 10 May 2013
NHS worker keeps job despite taking a dead body to a garage
Click here (Press & Journal) or here (STV) to read a story I wrote about a NHS worker who has kept his job despite taking an ambulance to a garage for repairs with a dead body in the back. It was published on STV.
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Thugs lace dog's sausages with nails
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about a dog who ate 10 nails hidden in sausages by cruel thugs.
Scots scientists discover that spouse bereavement costs NHS Scotland £20m every year
Click here to read my story about about new research which claims spouse bereavement costs the NHS £20million every year. It was published on STV.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
The quirky Hopeman beach huts which have a 10-year waiting list
Click on the links below to read my story about the remote Scottish beach huts - with a 10-year waiting list.
Friday, 3 May 2013
Famous artist's cottage in danger of slipping into the North Sea
Click on the links below to read my story about artist Joan Eardley's cottage which is at danger of falling into the North Sea.
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Councillor slams colleagues as 'hypocrites' for not paying for parking
Click on the links below to read a story I wrote about a councillor who has branded his colleagues 'hypocrites' for refusing to pay for their parking.
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Sheep to munch their way through countryside menace
Click on the links below to read my story about sheep being brought in to munch away menacing giant hogweed.
Friday, 26 April 2013
Stranded whales stop Europe's biggest military training task
Click here (Glasgow Herald version) or here (Glasgow Herald online version) to read a story I wrote about three stranded whales who stopped Europe's largest military exercise.
Labels:
Alastair Jack,
Andy Brown,
Ann Mackay,
BDMLR,
British Divers Marine Life Rescue,
Canada,
Coastguard,
Easter Ross,
Europe,
Holland,
Jackie More,
Portmahomack,
RAF,
Scots,
Scottish SPCA,
Tain,
UK,
Whales,
Will Lyon
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Huge masks lifted into the trees of Britain's forests
Click here to read my story about giant faces made of willow which have been planted all around Britain's forests. It was published in The Times.
Scots scientists launch keyboard for quicker touchscreen typing
Click here (Glasgow Herald version) or here (Glasgow Herald online version) to read my story about the launch of a new keyboard which is set to make typing on touchscreen 34% quicker than normal.
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